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よくあるご質問・お問合せFAQ

• What are the check-in and check-out times?

  Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00.

  *May vary depending on the Accommodation Plan you use, so please check when making a reservation.

• Is there a parking lot?

  The hotel does not have its own parking lot. We will guide you to parking lots with preferential rates in the vicinity of the hotel.

  [Hotel staying guests]
  You may receive a preferential coupon for the nearby parking lot (Ayasugi Parking Lot) at the front desk.
  The parking fee is JPY1,500 and valid from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 a.m. the next day.

  Ayasugi Parking Lot: 1-15-22 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka 810-0001

  * Please pay the prescribed fee determined by the parking lot for any excess.
  *Vehicle restrictions: Vehicle height 2.1m Vehicle width 1.8m Vehicle length 5m (Left-hand drive vehicles, large vehicles, and high vehicles cannot enter.)

  [Customers using the restaurant]
  There is no preferential rate.

  Parking information

• Do you have child rates?

  There is no child fare setting.

  Children under elementary school age are free of charge if using existing bed.
  Children sharing a bed are limited to 1 child per 1 adult. Any additional children will be charged.
  Up to 1 child can sleep with a regular bed, excluding extra beds.
  In addition, we accept children's bed-sharing for reservations of 2 adults or more, so if you are using 1 adult and 1 child, please make a reservation for 2 adults.
  Junior high school students and older will be charged the regular rate.

• FAQ

SDGs initiativesSDGS

Royal Park Hotels is committed to create a sustainable global environment.

Recycled PET Bottled Mineral Water

Introduction of Plant-Derived Biodegradable Straws

Biomass Conversion of Guest Room Amenities

• SDGs initiatives

Our hotel's bedding is made with "Green Feather"* created by the Green Down Project, a company in which Nishikawa Co., Ltd., which manufactures bedding products, participates.
*Used down products are collected in Japan, the feathers taken out from inside are washed in a Japanese factory, and the feathers are recovered and processed (an initiative to utilize them as a recyclable resource).